Die Midwestern Chords

[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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 There’s nothing left to say and nothing to do
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 This house is lonely now I’m here without you
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So I sit and I wait for the sun
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 The streets are crowded and the lights are so bright
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 Another Cincinnati Saturday night
      G   D                A
And I hate what that has become
 
[Chorus]
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 And I’ve been thinking that I should go
F#m         D
 Cause if I don’t leave now
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Then I’m never gonna leave Ohio, Lord
             D                     A
And that’s a chance that I just can’t take
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Now that I’m getting older
 
[Instrumental]
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[Verse 2]
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 I thought that we would set the city on fire
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 But if we stick around we’ll surely expire
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As our dreams slip right through our hands
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 Lately, I’ve been learning more about love
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 From a precious heart that cares about us
  G    D                   A
I think she belongs where I stand
 
[Chorus]
F#m            D                      A
 And I’ve been thinking that I should go
F#m         D
 Cause if I don’t leave now
         A                        F#m
Then I’m never gonna leave Ohio, Lord
             D                     A
And that’s a chance that I just can’t take
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Now that I’m getting older
 
[Instrumental]
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[Chorus]
 
F#m            D                      A
 And I’ve been thinking that we should go
F#m          D
 Cause if we don’t leave now
           A                        F#m
Then we're never gonna leave Ohio, Lord
             D                      A
And that’s a chance that we just can’t take
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Now that we're all getting older
 
[Outro]
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